The Irish standard., 1887-10-01


the Big Boston ere the polls close OIL
Saturday.
Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs. Durack,
candidates for the silver water set on
the table of St. Anthony Parish ladies,
are both receiving good support and
the struggle promises to be most in
terestiDg one.
w. j. Clark will issue no more passes
except to editorial fends. It's too
bad. Civil service and the Interstate
commerce bills will drive the American
people to desperation. Pendleton and
Regan must go,
Frank Sullivan of the St. Paul. Min
neapolis & Manitoba Construction
Company, arrived home from Montana
in the nick of time. He was at the
Fair Wednesday, and as result the Or
phans are ahead.
Miss Teresia Higgins, of st. Paul, is
greeting her many friends at St.
Stephens Parish table. Here, too, may
be found Mrs. Joseph Zesbaugh and
Miss Nouso, who are valuable helpers
in the good work.
covered the following members of the
profession in the hall: Dan w. Byrnes,
J. H. Steele, J. j. Kinnane, VIM.
per-" alias H. G. Sherry.
Alderman McArdle and wife were
present last night. 1t was moved quite
often during the session of three hours.
that William should share his salary
with the orphans, and the mowers
succeeded to an alarming extent.
Scotty and Jonesy of the Plymouth
are in the van. The prize silver service
is coming the Plymouth's way-accord-
ing to those who are pushing the claims
for that firm. No stone will be left un-
turned, anyhow, to secure success.
Mrs. Robert Wilson has charge of the
St. Anthony Parish table, and with her
able assistants, good work is being &C.
complished. Many valuable and USE
full articles can be found at this booth,
and neatness and taste has full sway.
The dining room has become a NINE
for the Fair. ALI on account of good
meals and good management. Mrs.
McNally and the Misses Mamie Har-
rison and Anna Mahoney have been
added to the busy throng engaged here.
Miss Comfort, Miss Sadie Murphy
and May Carney have attached them
selves to the st. Stephens booth. Taken
altogether, there is a large and very at
tentive force at this booth, and no one
leaves without a knowledge of what is
contained therein.
Miss Sarah Dowlan, Of st. Paul, do
mated that handsome chair which is
displayed on St. Stephens Church ia
BILE, aid the beautiful pair of pictures
is the gift OF Joseph Zesbaugh. The
crystal basket on the same table is an
unique piece of work, the gift of Peter
McDonough and sister.
The wheel of fortune draws largely.
The endeavor to break up the bank so
far has not met with success. Hun
dreds have been turned away with
their pockets lined with wealth, but
John O'Brien the genial manager from
st. Stephens Parish, has plenty of
"dust'' left to meet the ''runs" that are
vet to COME.
The East side candy table is a
thorough business enterprise. Fair
treatment, quick sales, small profits,
and ''don't you forget to call again, -
is the motto. And nobody does. Miss
Lizzie Burke was added to the manage
ment last night-a democratic gain.
The firm begins it's work to-day, strong
er and more fully equipped than ever.
The renowned Bengal Tiger cigar is for
sale here.
Solon Shingle would hav g been pre-
sented by the St. Anthony Cru.
Crusaders Dramatic Club in a manner
creditable to themselves and the entire
satisfaction of everybody-if the audi
ence would have it so-but they
wouldn't, and the hard work and valu-
able time the members of the club used
up in preparing the play seems to have
been of no avail, and the curtain was
rung down on the noisy audience, just
at the moment the play could have
been enjoyed the most.
Holy Rosary Parish is doing herself
proud. Every effort is being put forth
by all connected with the Fair from
that section of the city to make the
Fair what it ought, and it is sincerely
hoped will be, a grand financial success.
The ladies from Holy Rosary Parish
have come determined to work. early
and late, in the interest of the orphans
and their home, for all of which they
deserve the most hearty commentator.
Their expectations may not be realized
in full, but they will have the satisfac.
tion at least, of having done their work
faithfully and we'll.